VIP Customer Service In Furniture Industry: How To Create Digital Future For Furniture Production

In July 18th, Paris, a global leader in providing integrated technology solutions for the use of soft materials (textiles, leather, industrial fabrics and composite materials), organized the VIP customer activities of the furniture industry in the "digital future of furniture production" and further consolidated its position as an important partner in the software furniture industry.

During the two day event, more than 70 participants from 14 countries explored the changes in the manufacturing and consumption areas that challenged the global software furniture industry, as well as consumers' expectations for customized products. At the same time, they discussed and demonstrated how to adopt the 4 principles compatible with industry to meet challenges.

The subtlety of Rick 4 strategy is the establishment of a network of products, machines, systems, personnel and technology interoperability, through the implementation of integration and connection cutting room and enterprise information system solutions, to promote product development, tailoring, production process closely cooperate to ensure pparency of operation information, so that production decisions consistently.

Intelligent product development and 3D virtual prototyping software is a key part of digital production. By this way, the efficiency of product development in software manufacturing industry will be greatly improved, not only to develop the creative visibility of styles and models, but also to understand and control costs in advance.

At the meeting, leather expert Mike Redwood discussed the application of the 4 principles of industry in tanneries.

Ernst Esslinger, director of IT engineering, HOMAG (4 benchmark enterprise in wood processing industry) emphasizes that this new manufacturing method involves more than automation.

"Industry 4 is not just about the production of Internet Federation, but the efficient use of machine generated data will determine whether the enterprise is successful or not."

The theme of promoting the value of company development through production data has penetrated the whole activity, and has attracted a wide range of resonance among many participants including Ashley Furniture engineering system director Dale Schiller.

He said: "the report on the application of industrial 4.0 in the furniture industry clearly illustrates the vision of the enterprise for the future, how they will use the data, and how they will continue to develop in this field.

In addition, he also expressed the hope that he could help large scale production companies acquire real-time data generated by interconnected cutting solutions to monitor workshops and tailoring production lines, worker productivity and conversion time, and augmented reality technology to assist in maintenance work.

Three soft cushion stools were produced in one day, which also impressed the participants.

They witnessed the design, development and production of these three cushioned stools. The whole process only used the solution of Li Ke, which was finally assembled by sample makers and sewing workers.

"As the furniture industry continues to develop rapidly, the VIP activities of the furniture industry provide a platform for software furniture professionals to keep abreast of the latest trends and changes in the industry.

Development path, and discuss with colleagues how to deal with industry challenges.

By participating in this sharing conference, participants got a lot of inspiration on how to pform innovation into strategy.

Rick CelineChoussy Bedouet, chief marketing and communications officer, said.

About Rick

Rick is committed to thinking ahead.

Clothing, automotive interior and furniture companies develop the leading technology they are longing for.

By promoting the digital pformation of these industries, Li designs brands and manufacturers from all aspects of design to production to help them win the market.

Rick was founded in 1973, and now there are 32 subsidiaries in the world, serving more than 100 countries in the world.

Rick has more than 1650 employees, and its operating income was $313 million in 2017.

The company's shares are traded on the Euronext.